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In this thought-provoking book, W.D. Stokes examines the history of vaccines and the controversies surrounding them in modern times. Stokes provides a clear and concise overview of the science behind vaccines, their benefits and risks, and the role of government in regulating them. He also explores the cultural and political factors that contribute to vaccine hesitancy, and offers practical suggestions for how individuals and communities can address this issue.

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